EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PROBATE

Probate

People sometimes envision a hypothetical scenario. After a funeral family members gather in private and someone very close to the deceased somberly reads the last will.

This person will distribute inheritances and everything is settled.

The Probate Process

In fact the above is a myth. The estate must pass through the process of probate before anyone will receive an inheritance.

During this process the executor or executrix conducts business on behalf of the estate. Depending on the complexity of the overall situation this can take varying amounts of time.

Effective Navigation Through Probate

Probate doesn’t have to be a problem. If you work with an experienced probate lawyer who understands the New York laws thoroughly you can navigate through the process in the most efficient manner.

Most people have never dealt with the probate courts, so this professional guidance is going to be the key to an efficient passage through probate.

Download Your Free Probate Report

Our firm has prepared a special report on the topic of probate. It will provide you with a basic understanding of this legal process, and you will be able to go forward in an informed manner once you digest this information.

We are currently offering this report free of charge to our readers. If you’re interested in obtaining your copy of the report we invite you to click this link and follow the simple instructions: New York Probate Report

If you want to take the next step and speak with an attorney after reading the report you can contact our firm to set up a free consultation. We can be reached by phone at 718-793-7000.

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